Dave B

Great build Rich, especially with your 'signature' posed steering. Dave B

Beautiful build and love the colour. Dave B

Looks great Gary, as we have come to expect from you! Dave B

Well, I have finally finished the 3D filament Tipo 33 my mate printed for me. I had to do a bit of extra work because I failed to give him an accurate height for the body, nothing a bit of styrene and Milliput epoxy putty couldn't fix. I know you can buy these from the likes of MFH but I really enjoy the work required to build a reasonably accurate model from just a body. I used the wheels from a Tamiya GTAm but the rest is from my parts box. I vacformed the windscreen and headlight covers and finished the model in an acrylic red I mixed and then clear coated. The model is relective of the Tipo 33 that ran at the 1967 Nurburgring 1000 and failed to finish. Not an exact replica but looks good in the display cabinet!! Now on to my printed Maserati Tipo 151/3. Tks for looking. Dave B

Nice build Thomas, tks for sharing. Dave B

Nice build Doug, looks like Mike Hawthorn's but his was a Mark 1. Dave B

Nice build Justin, that does look really good. Dave B

More great builds Helmut, tks for sharing. Dave B

Nice build Helmut, I actually pinched the wheels off mine for a Tipo 33 Periscopia that I have almost finished and retro fitted Minilites to the GTAm. Dave B

That's a nice build Helmut, the 60's Alpines were great little cars. Dave B

Great build Rich, I do like the 1/20th scale F1's but really don't need another scale to build. Dave B

Hi Bernard, that's a nice build of an unusual subject. Love Maserati's, having built 2xTipo 61, 1x450S, 1x250F, 1x8CTF, 1x3500GT and a Merak, don't suppose you put it into silicon before building it? Dave B

Museum quality Tomasz, thanks for posting. Dave B

Another flawless build Baek, I love your choice of interesting models. Dave B

Great build Rich, that does look spectacular. I too like the Fisher resins. Dave B

Nice build Tony, looks really good. Dave B

My mate came good and filament 3D printed a body for me. I had given him the scale length and width but not, unfortunately the depth, and I ended up with something reminiscent of a late 60's Tamiya slot car body. He did offer to print me another but I thought I could remedy this one by increasing the depth and at the same time fixing a few other issues. I was lucky as it came with a 3D printed windscreen mould, which I have coated in epoxy and is ready to sand smooth, and an additional tail as the rear panel of the body had not printed very well. I have started going through my resin box for the other parts I need. Tks for looking. Dave B

Great building Thomas, it is a great looking Group C car, just a pity they were not more successful. Dave B

That's a nice build Brian, I also cannot understand why Revell did not release a D type especially with all the options available and the fact the real car was commonly raced in the USA. I'll just have to make do with my Lindberg and Merit versions, basic though they are. Dave B

Dave, your efforts and the moderators are appreciated by all, thanks. Dave B

That is a great build Baek, I love the chrome bumper B GT and you have nailed it. Dave B

Hi Rich, that's a nice build but it leaves me confused. It looks like a 427 body but with 289 font suspension and wheels from the Sunny kit. Dave B

Nice conversion Spence, the convertible is very attractive and I really should by a coupe and convert it, it would go with my existing coupe nicely. Dave B

Tks for the additional info Andrew, now I am looking forward to seeing yours built, it looks like you are going to go to a lot more trouble than me!! PS, you were right about location, Hobart, Tasmania. Dave B

That looks suitably 'period' Ken. Dave B